San Francisco - Scott McKenzie (1967) 4K REACTION
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- San Francisco - Scott McKenzie (1967) REACTION
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I was born in late May of 1967 right at the start of the Summer Of Love. I love all this old hippie music reminds me of my parents playing all their music from the 60s I thank them for exposing us to many of these classics.
I swear! This song just naturally brings out the flower child in a person!
Love this song. I was 17 and a Flower Child. Before Jimmy Hendricks, they showed Janis Joplin and John Fogerty from CCR. They hung out in San Francisco
The epitome of 60's sounds.
Very emotional for me. I played and sang it with my best friend the night before she died, accidentally.
The song "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" by Scott McKenzie was produced and released in May 1967 to promote Monterey Pop. The Monterey International Pop Festival, as it was formally called, was a three-day music festival held in June of 1967 which featured legendary performances by Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Otis Redding, along with The Who and many others. The festival kicked off what came to be called the Summer of Love, a social phenomenon in which tens of thousands of young people from across the United States -- called hippies or flower children -- came together in San Francisco in search of a more authentic lifestyle as well as music, drugs, free-love, etc. That cuts the story short, very short, but the "Summer of Love" marks the moment when the counterculture movement began to spread across the United States and around the world. Eric Burdon & The Animals wrote the song "Monterey" about the festival afterward and released it as a single in 1968. A concert film called "Monterey Pop" was released in theaters in late 1968 with some success.
Scott McKenzie was friends of John Phillips, the leader of the Mamas and the Papas. Phillips wrote and produced "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair) for McKenzie. Phillips actress daughter McKenzie Phillips is named after Scott.
I have Scott McKenzies whole album that this is from, Bought it when it came, I was a student at Kent State at the time. I love Scott McKenzie and the song so much. Yes you see Janis Joplin first, then right hair the blonde man you see (in profile to you) I THINK is Brian Jones who was in the original line up of the ROLLING STONES (he drowned in his pool a year or so later) BUT I am not 100% sure, it's hard to tell from the side, and next you see Jimi Hendrix, and then YES, you saw BOTH MAMA CASS (Elliot) and MAMA MICHELLE (Phillips) I don't know if PAPA JOHN (Phillips) and PAPA DENNY (Dougherty) were there too. I don't see them, but that doesn't mean they weren't there. JAYY, you are truly an "old soul" '60s girl!! You should have been the age I was back then, you would have fit RIGHT in!! You are the FIRST reactor I have seen that has done "San Francisco"
60s, 70s, best times in history.💋🌟👍🥂🌷
John Phillips of The Mamas & The Papas wrote the song.
The story is he wrote the song in ten minutes
I think the follow-up to this song had such a different emotion.. Like an old time movie'.
This song came out in 1967 when flower power was at a high. This version has been called "the unofficial anthem of the counterculture movement of the 1960s, including the Hippie, Anti-Vietnam War and Flower power movements." The song has also been widely regarded as a defining song of the Summer of Love along with the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love".
The original Hippie song....you saw Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, but the two ladies you saw that looked familiar were Michelle Phillips and Mama Cass Elliot from the Mamas and the Papas [" California Dreaming" ]. These were clips from them being in the Monterey Pop Festival, but sitting in the audience when not on stage.
Also Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones, just before Jimi Hendrix
This song never fails to put a smile on my face. Love it so much! First heard it in the mid 90's as a teen.
I heard it as a teenager, in 1967. 1969, I volunteered for the Army to be a Medic. Isn't life strange...
Thought I saw Joan Baez too. Please check out her singing Love is just a 4 letter word. I'm so proud of you being able to recognize those people, just like you can tell which Beatle is singing. I believe you are one in a million.
Hippy movement in one song but brilliant.
That was the time of the Monterey Pop Festival.
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Jimmy Page(Led Zeppelin) guitar
This song used to come on the radio when it was time for my nap, many, many moons ago.
The band you’re thinking of is the Mamas and the Papas made up of “Mama” Cass Elliot, Michelle Phillips, Denny Doherty and John Phillips. John and Michelle were married for a short time in the 60’s.
Mommas and the pappas!
I know ya saw Brian Jones of the Stones, Jimi and Cass Elliot of the Moms & Pops. Jim
The Mamas & the Papas
Michelle Phillips was with Cass Elliot.
Does anyone else look at these old clips of festivals and happy people, and wonder whatever happened to some of them ?
A few of the normal everyday folk look quite distinctive, and I often wonder if they found the happines they were looking for in their life.
Flower Power! Peace...
I love this song. Love 60's music. My favorite era.
Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones,Jimi Hendrix,Janis Joplin,Mama Cass.
The people that sang 'California Dreaming', the Mamas and the Papas, Michael Philips from that group wrote this song
une chanson magnifique qui représente une époque !.....
Great song and such a positive loving feeling
For an alternate view of the times listen to Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire.
Scott opened Woodstock.
Monterey by Eric Burdon & the Animals also has footage of the Monterey Pop Festival. A group from the 60s, Fever Tree has a song called San Franciscan Girls during the same time period.
Keep up the good work
yap yap yap
Your thinking of the Mamas & The Papas
Mama's and the Papa's!
I feel sad listening to this now, as i was at school at that time, and looking back it seems like this entire movement and culture honestly thought they could change how the world worked, but of course the wars and madness just carried on
Great reaction. The “Mamas and Papas” sang “ California Dreaming” which Cass Elliott was a member. A good vibes song. Thanks.
The Summer of Love baby Im down for it! Love the Love love love, whats so funny about Peace Love and understanding?
you seen mama cass and close to the beginning brian jones from the rolling stones
Mama and papas
The Animals' 'San Francisco Nights' puts a slightly different spin on the Friso vibe. btw - Santa Barbara is way cooler then San Fran.
The best time of my youth in the Nerherlands! As a teenager you felt really free without really coming into conflict with older generations,who are also more tolerant than nowadays with all those movements such as Woke!❤👌👍
Mamas and the papas. That was mama cass ❤
Flower power forever
Mamas and Papas , California Dreaming
Jayy! U need to see The Monterrey Pop Festival film!
You’re thinking of The Mamas n Papas n Mama Cass Elliot.
Yes. Mama Cass was in the video.
I saw Janis Joplin, Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones and Jimi. Maybe Mama Cass and Michelle Phillips of Mamas and the Pappas
Cass Elliot.
momas n papas
The Mamas & the Papas.
Don’t go to SF now, it is not the 1960s .
ya, the world's gone to shit
Took the words right out of my mouth..it'll never be the same as it was back then. It's very bad there now.
Not as bad as anywhere in the south. At least in San Fransisco and all of California, they don’t ban books, stop a woman from controlling her own body, accept all people except maybe white MAGA kkk Nazi’s like they do in the south.
@@bobguitarlearner8007 Sh!t is the appropriate term.
you saw Brian Jones, early rolling stone, Janis Joplin and Jimmy Hendrix
Mama and Pappas sing the song your thinking of
you're
Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix Lived There
You literally said you saw one of the Mama’s and Papa’s while there was a picture of all 4 of them behind you.
Mama Cass
That hippie crap was such a marketing scheme. Full of crap. You know who ELSE was at Haight Ashbury at the same time? Charles Manson. George Harrison wouldn’t hang out with them. Said they were “dirty.” LMAO
Bet you're over 30. 🙃
@@billkant849 😁 guilty! lol
You know what's full of crap? Hippie punching of the sort you just indulged in. That went down nearly 60 years ago and small minded folks today are still fighting over it like ill-mannered children who refuse to accept responsibility for their misdeeds. If you need to blame Charles Manson on somebody, blame the system in Indiana that so clearly failed to protect him from society and society from him. Harrison said those things decades later, after the paradigm shifted in the eighties towards accepting greed as goodness.
Hippies weren't the sharpest knives in the drawer. The U.S. would be a Third World country if they were in charge. Even today, you occasionally run into a few of them from that era. They haven't aged well.